I dumpster dived in my wild youth, but I'm surprised its feasible to earn $250K a year doing it full time. I had thought stores had wised up and locked up their dumpsters in the last decade or two, but it must only be the food stores so far. Also I thought there were corporate processes in place for all returns/shelf pulls to go to a liquidation wholesaler. Is there a lot of individual store variability over that aspect???
[quote=http://www.wired.com/2015/02/high-end-d ... att-malone]As for Malone, the main insight he’s obtained from digging through our civilization’s trash is that most people don’t place a lot of value in value anymore.[/quote]
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